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| ISBN: |
1-929610-94-7 |
| Publisher: |
Redleaf
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©1997, 2006 |
| Authors: |
Smith,
Hendricks, and Bennett |
| Pages: |
220 |
| Binding: |
Paperback |
| Price: |
$25.95
Please
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here
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This curriculum is designed to be easily
implemented. Formal training is not required;
however, training may be helpful as teachers
incorporate the curriculum into their daily
lesson plans.
Click
here for staff training materials for "Growing,
Growing Strong".
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Growing,
Growing Strong:
A Whole Health Curriculum for Young
Children
This curriculum book makes
health an interactive, fun part of the curriculum with
hundreds of fascinating activities.
Topics
in this comprehensive health education curriculum are
organized under eight themes, including My Wonderful Body; I
Take Care of My Body; Foods I Eat; My Mad, Sad, Glad, and
Scary Feelings; My Family, My Community, My World; Be Safe,
Not Sorry; If I Need Help; and, For My Good Health. Topics
and activities deal with self-care issues and healthy
habits, as well as difficult concepts such as death, use of
alcohol, and emotions. Includes transportation safety
concepts to meet 2001 Head Start requirements.
Each unit includes information on learning centers,
diversity issues, and resources. Activities are designed to
use materials and resources found in most classrooms.
The
"Family Bulletins" included in this curriculum are
now available in Spanish. Click here
to download.
For
more information, contact Dr.
Charlotte Hendricks.
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"The CHIPR training materials are an excellent source of concise,
up-to-date information. They have proven to be a real time saver
for me and also my fellow CCHC's in North Carolina. I particularly
like the Pre- and Post-tests that enable me to identify and document
participant learning. Also, having suggested activities complete
with an "items needed" list is wonderful. I have used many of these
materials and have always had very positive responses from both the
child care staff trainees and parents."
Kathryn L. Howell, R.N.
Jackson County Child Care Health Consultant
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